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12-04-2015, 03:32 PM
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I have a question for all the guys:
Who has successfully tried to ignore the pain? Has anyone just done their best to put it out of their heads and learn to ignore it? Does anyone feel like when you're really busy, or absorbed in work, or even when just having fun you don't notice or feel the pain as much? If the doctors are right, and this is "nothing," can we try to psych ourselves out by ignoring it and live a happier life even though the pain is still real and there? Does anyone get what I mean? |
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Who has successfully tried to Completely Ignore the Pain??
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